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Lost Ruins of Arnak insert - includes Leaders and Missing Expedition expansions

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Before you print
Fits sleeved cards
Fits premium sleeves
Covers Lost Ruins of Arnak: The Missing Expedition

Finally finished my insert for Lost Ruins of Arnak by CGE, plus BOTH expansions.

It was a tight fit - might be too tight for some boxes, and there are a couple of bits I'd have liked to do better (the deck boxes were a real compromise in the end), but overall I'm happy that this represents as good as it's going to get (except the tray for the round markers - I can see myself remixing that at some point).

The deck boxes have clip-on lids, but they are problematic enough that I have included a standard sort of card caddy for the four main decks as an alternative. You still need to print Leaders deck box even if you choose the caddy option for the other cards. Note that the deck boxes and caddies are sized for Sleeve Kings sleeves (at 60 microns); thicker/premium sleeves will not work.

Some editions of the game have larger meeples; I have included an alternate tray for the oversize pieces.

I even ended up with a bit of space, which I have filled in my copy with a 3D printed a first-player marker. The marker - an alarm clock - is heavily based on the work of fuchsr ( https://www.printables.com/model/374320-old-fashioned-alarm-clock-prop-for-lost-ruins-of-a ) but resized to fit in my insert. The clock is designed to be printed in several pieces (including colour-changes on layer height for the dial), it might take a bit of work with supports to get the print settings right (I cheated - I used a different file and use a multimaterial printer). There are also two spacers provided if you prefer not to have things rattling around in the bottom layer, but you don't need the square spacer if you print the alarm clock.

Note that I always cheat when tight on space, by throwing out the score pad(s) - which I replace with one laminated score sheet and an erasable pen. So if you are looking for somewhere to put the two pads, forget it :)

There are a couple of nice features - mostly that large parts can be lifted out, put on the board and you're ready to go.

Several parts are held together with 6x3mm neodymium magnets - although they are entirely optional (this insert has everything packed so tight they're not really needed), they are a nice touch.

I have added two further files - a resources tray that prints in two halves for printers with a smaller-than-250mm print bed.

A 3D-printable insert for Lost Ruins, Leaders AND missing Expeditions. It was a tight fit - might be too tight for some boxes, and there are a couple of bits I'd have liked to do better (the deck boxes were a real compromise in the end), but overall I'm happy that this represents as good as it's going to get. In particular, the deck boxes have clip-on lids but two of them are thin enough that you might prefer to use a more standard sort of card holder - which is also in the Printables listing. Note that either solution is sized for Sleeve Kings sleeves (at 60 microns); thicker sleeves will not work. There are a couple of features I was really pleased with - large parts that can be lifted out, put on the board and you're ready to go. There's even a little bit of space for a fancy first-player marker, which I will print out and test later.